Columbus Day vs. Indigenous Peoples' Day: Examining Historical Perspectives

This five-page social studies packet examines Christopher Columbus's 1492 voyage, Columbus Day, and the growing recognition of Indigenous Peoples' Day.

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This five-page social studies packet examines Christopher Columbus's 1492 voyage, Columbus Day, and the growing recognition of Indigenous Peoples' Day. Students analyze historical accounts, identify perspective and bias, and consider the impact of colonization on Indigenous peoples.

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Students will analyze Columbus's stated purpose and intended audience.
Students will identify perspective and bias in a historical account.
Students will examine the effects of Columbus's arrival on Indigenous peoples.
Students will compare reasons for observing Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples' Day.

Columbus Day vs. Indigenous Peoples' Day: Examining Historical Perspectives

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